Key Highlights

  • Zeta Network Group (NASDAQ:ZNB) dropped 38.90% to USD 0.66 on 279,970 shares, while Evolution Metals & Technologies lost 37.84% to USD 1.36 after a lender default notice.
  • Digital Turbine (NASDAQ:APPS) slid 35.58% to USD 7.28 after fiscal second quarter results showed adjusted gross Margin of 43% versus 47%, with fiscal 2027 adjusted EBITDA guidance held at USD 145 million to USD 155 million.
  • Karyopharm Therapeutics (NASDAQ:KPTI) fell 34.75% to USD 0.0261 amid Chapter 11 and a Nasdaq suspension on November 11, 2026, while CL Workshop Group declined 29.93% to USD 1.99.
  • Market values spanned USD 591.99 thousand for Karyopharm Therapeutics to USD 886.14 million for Digital Turbine, and relative Volume ran from 0.02 to 1.94 in the published screener snapshot of 4,625 names.

Zeta Network Group (NASDAQ:ZNB): Down 38.90% With No Identified Catalyst

Zeta Network Group (NASDAQ:ZNB), previously Color Star Technology, finished the regular session on Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at USD 0.66, off 38.90% from a prior close of USD 1.08, or USD 0.42 a share. Published coverage identified no catalyst: no results, guidance, offering, contract or analyst action dated November 9 or 10 turned up. A published quote page showed a 5.26% decline on November 9, so the shares were already soft. As general context, stocks that have gone through three reverse splits in about 16 months often trade on thin floats, and declines can follow speculative rallies or dilution worries. These are general mechanisms and not confirmed causes. Volume was 279,970 shares at a relative volume of 0.02, which clashes with a calculated average near 14.0 million and is unconfirmed. A Market Value of USD 3.3 million implies only about 5.0 million shares (calculated), trailing EPS is USD -1,458.48, and Nasdaq minimum bid compliance under USD 1.00 is a risk. A few trades can move the price of a nano-cap.

Evolution Metals & Technologies (NASDAQ:EMAT): Down 37.84% on a Missed Debenture Payment

Evolution Metals & Technologies (NASDAQ:EMAT), a rare earth and critical minerals company, finished the regular session at USD 1.36, off 37.84% from a calculated prior close of USD 2.19, or roughly USD 0.83 a share. The catalyst identified is a November 9, 2026 release from lender YA II PN, a Yorkville fund, stating that the company failed to pay USD 34,672,219.18 owed on two debentures, an Event of Default that raises the Interest Rate to 18% a year. Yorkville said the company requested an extension to November 27, 2026 and withdrew a proposed underwritten offering, and that it may accelerate the debt, convert it into common stock and sell shares. This is the lender's account, and the company's response was not in the material reviewed. Volume was 1.1 million shares at a relative volume of 1.46, worth about USD 1.50 million (calculated). The snapshot market value of USD 849.86 million implies about 625 million shares (calculated) and is unconfirmed. Trailing EPS is USD -1.01 with no P/E, dilution is a risk, and nothing here suggests the move will continue.

Digital Turbine (NASDAQ:APPS): Down 35.58% on Margin Compression and Guidance Detail

Digital Turbine (NASDAQ:APPS) finished the regular session at USD 7.28, off 35.58% from a calculated prior close of USD 11.30, following fiscal second quarter results released November 9, 2026. Revenue grew 27% to USD 178.7 million against a USD 166.75 million consensus and adjusted EBITDA climbed 46% to USD 39.8 million. Published coverage tied the decline to margins and the profit outlook: adjusted gross margin slipped to 43% from 47%, and fiscal 2027 revenue guidance of USD 670 million to USD 690 million arrived with adjusted EBITDA held at USD 145 million to USD 155 million. The company also revised the June 2026 quarter for USD 3.5 million of understated revenue share expense. This is general context and not a confirmed single cause. Volume was 7.64 million shares at a relative volume of 1.94, and market value is USD 886.14 million. Debt near USD 353.6 million is about 2.4 times the EBITDA guidance midpoint (calculated), EPS is USD -0.31, and a five-year Beta near 3.03 points to sharp swings.

Karyopharm Therapeutics (NASDAQ:KPTI): Down 34.75% on Chapter 11 and a Nasdaq Delisting

Karyopharm Therapeutics (NASDAQ:KPTI) finished the regular session at USD 0.0261, off 34.75% from a calculated prior close of USD 0.0400, or about USD 0.0139 a share. The catalyst is the Bankruptcy process and not a fresh Tuesday announcement. The company and Subsidiary KPT Texas LLC filed Chapter 11 on November 2, 2026, Nasdaq sent a delisting notice on November 4, and trading is halted at the open on November 11, 2026, with OTC quotes expected under KPTIQ. An 8-K said common and Series A preferred holders are to receive no distribution. As general context, forced selling by funds unable to hold Delisted names often weighs on such stocks. Volume was 4.59 million shares at a relative volume of 0.14, so turnover was light at about USD 0.12 million (calculated). Market value is USD 591.99 thousand and trailing diluted EPS is USD -13.08. A total loss for common holders is the chief risk, and a single tick is about 3.8% (calculated).

CL Workshop Group (NASDAQ:NWGL): Down 29.93% With No Identified Catalyst

CL Workshop Group (NASDAQ:NWGL), previously Nature Wood Group and based in Macau, finished the regular session at USD 1.99, off 29.93% from a calculated prior close of USD 2.84, or about USD 0.85 a share. Published coverage dated November 9 or 10, 2026 identified no catalyst. The newest company item found was an at-the-market offering of up to USD 200 million dated October 15 and 16, 2026, which is earlier context and not a confirmed cause. As general context, share sales, reverse splits and thin floats often move small foreign issuers. Volume was 1.18 million shares at a relative volume of 0.20, about 80% beneath the implied average. The snapshot market value of USD 160.54 million implies about 80.7 million shares (calculated), while an October 23, 2026 data page showed a USD 0.08 close and USD 4.64 million, so the data conflict and are unverified. Trailing diluted EPS is USD -37.08. Dilution is a live risk, a few trades can move the price, and nothing here suggests the move will continue.

Where Things Stand

The largest mover in this second group of losers among market movers on November 10, 2026 was Zeta Network Group, down 38.90%, and the common thread across the five names is steep one-day drops tied to debt, bankruptcy, margins or no identified catalyst. The rankings rest on a published screener snapshot of the November 10, 2026 regular session. For Canadian readers following US-listed names, large drops in thinly traded nano-caps can reverse in the next session because a few trades can move the price, while names facing a lender default or Chapter 11 carry structural risk.